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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

In estimating the amount Of mon-
ay in actual circulation among the
people. the amount of gold coin IL
p,lt nj $3.50. 10, 90 based upon the
entire gold coinage minus theanio,:nt
held in tie national treasury and by
the national banks. Ii il well known
however, that this gold Is not IN cir
cslation. that it is either boarded by
individuals O: held by financial in
stitu,ions. There are also S34,s3 427
Of gold certificates given as rait Of
the actual circulation. although, SUI Il,
certificates are too held by financial
institutions South West.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

In answer to the question, What
il the difference in the Democratic
and Republican administrations: III
Industrial News replies thus: Dem
and Rep are both higl,waymen. Tn
der the administration of Rep. Dem
holds the people up while Rep goes
through their pockets. and under the
administration Of Dem. Rep holds
them up while Dem goes through
them. This change of employment
is no doubt very refreshing to Dem
and Rep. who always whack up in
the end. but it il very nonotonous to
the victims who are being fieeced.
A we would make no invidious dis
tinction. we hasten to state that both
Dem and Rep are experts i'll that
work
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04
Mouse River stock Raising.


4 drive OF twenty-five miles over
The prairie sou:iw ,sterlv from Zoe
iinnau. or twenty miles nor;herly
zen, town Oh the line of the st. p.
u 4 H.. brings one to the Mouse
rive. and into 4 region the fame 81
.s',ici IL beginning 70 reach the outer
World. Here il a suitable paradise
in it, way. and certainly 10y MI odds
lie best county for >tos'.-raising 10
IL found throughout the leE;stii and
ttre.tll of Dakota. After the long
stretch Of fat prairie will, not a
shrub to break the m":...any o. ..ie
landscape. you come suddenly to Il
belt of timber that stretches away TO
IN. north and south in tortuouS
windi.igs as far as the eye can reach.
Through the midst Of this fows the
.so,,r:s, or Mouse rivcR a deep, swift
stream Whose sources are far up to
tie northwest in the British Posses
,nnS. and which. after describing Il
Gigantic seInicircle through Dakota.
finds its oatla: in the Assinaboine. in
Manitoba. Here in Dakota nature
ha> apparently done her best to pro-
vide everything requisite. not only
for stock raising. but for farming.
The soil is Of excellent character and
produces wheat and other grain rs
we'll as vegetables i'm abundance.
Along the river bottoms are the finest
meadow lands to be found in the
territory. embarrassing grass enough
to winter i'll the stock that can he
cared for IN the region round about.
The river banks are lined with a
heavy growth OF oak and elm. fur
ni.l,ing both ample timber and fuel
supply. and admirable protection to
cattle from the winter winds. This
protection is also Increased by the
line Of hills that runs ut short inter
walls along the southerly border OF
the valley
Already Il number of ranches are
scattered along the river. with herds
If horses and cattle varying in size
from Il hundred to six hundred. Sew
ernl Of them are owned by English
men of means. who are deyoting
themselves TO the breeding of inn
proved grades of stock. During the
summer months the herds are mostly
sent from fifty to sixty miles south,
where excellent grazing lands are
found. Several thousand head are
now owned in this vicinity. and the
industry is growing with each suc-
ceeding year. The extension Of the
81. T.. Nj. 4 n. Ry.. has now brought
theis rich region into direct and rapi
communication with the markets of
the world. and it is not hazardous
thing TO predict that within few
years the cattle of the Mouse river
country will constitute an important
factor in the meat supply Of the
country. The land throughout this
region belongs wholly to the govern
nent and has only to be asked for to
be had for nothing.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

4 democratic correspondent OF the
Butler county Recorder announces
his intention of meeting with the
boys at st. Louis and says:
Among the Democratic rebels !
expect to meet and greet are Gen.
w. S. Rosencrans. the grand old
hero of the Army Of the Cumberland.
Gen. Frantz Sigel. Gen. ID. Z. Buell.,
Gen. John G. Black, Gen. Villas, Col.
Zollinger, Capt. Lake pension agent
Mt Des Moines, Gen Bragg of the Iron
bridge, Gen, John Slocun. Gen. Dan
f. Sickles. Gen. Stoneman, Gen.
Walsh. Gen. John A. McClernand.
Gen. Palmer. Of ILL.,, and u lot Of
other good democratic soldiers who,
this noble commander Of Iowa says,
were rebels when they went to the
war, and are rebels still.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

have been for several years a suf-
feTer from hay fever and severe hena
cclis. and have tried other remedies
IN hope Of getting relief but have
found none that can compare with
Ely's Cream Balm. / would not be
without it for any consideration. 1t
is simply wonderful in fits effect uro
the nasal organs S. \. BErtt. viii
m!ngson, y. G.
can checrfully recommend Ely's
Cream Balm to the suffering public
for hay fever mid storpage Of the air
passa ses. have tried 1t and fhd it
give. immediate relief. +. Rector,
2GD Rock street, Little Rock, Ark.
Afro
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

The question has been raised as to
the legality Of the silver certificates
to be Issued by the Western National
Bank of New York -Dan Manning's
bank. The certificates are 10 be is
sued Oh the deposit of the silver bull
lion in the bank and to be a cartifi-
cate of SO many ounces OF deposit.
The purpose is TO speculate OH them
the same a. any other rtock on
change. South West.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04
Give Them q Chance!

That is to say, your lungs. Also
all your breathing machinery. Very
wonderful machinery it il. Not only
the larger air passages, but the thous-
ands Of little tubes and cavities lead.
ing from them.
When these are clogged and choked
with matter which ought not to be
there, your lungs cannot half do their
work. And what they do, they can
not do we'll.
Call it cold, cough. Group, phen.
Monia, catarrn, consumption Or any
OF the family and throat nnd nose
and head and lung distractions. all
are bad. All ought To be got rid Of.
There il just one sure way 10 get rid
Of them. That is to take Boschees
German Syrup, which any druggist
will sell you at IS cents a bottle. Even
il everything else has failed you, you
may depend upon this for certain.
4eOw
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

The Secretary OF the Interior has
ordered that 1900 acres of land in
O'Brien county. and $4,000 acres in
In Plymouth. Woodbury. and Sioux
counties. be thrown open to settle
lnent and entry ~ public lands.
This is as it should b.. If railroads
don't fulfill their contracts their land
grants should he thrown open fer
ssttlement.-lF ayette 90. Union
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

From the late revelations in the
Doodle" case 1T Chicago, and the
corrupt and infamous manner in
which that city ard Cook county
were run and robbed by so-calied
county and CRY governments. it
would seem that the language Of the
anarchists in denouncing them was
10: Only iasrircd bat under the cir
cumstances very moderate and con-
serva:ive. No language could be too
strong In denouneing such bold.
brutal and systematic robbery.
south West.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04
Purify Your Blood.

II your tongue is coated
If your skin is yellow or dry.
II you have boils.
II you have fever.
II you are thin or nervous.
II you are bilious.
II you are constipated.
II your bones ache.
II your head aches.
II you have no apatiie.
II you have no ambition, one bot
tie Of BEGGs' BLOOD PURIFIER AND
BLOOD MAKER will relieve any and
all OF the above complaints. Sold
and warranted by Lowry and Con-
molly. 3ltl3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04
PLAIN DEALER,
". r. MEAD, Editor.
THURSDAY AUGUSTA. 1897

re-. Dunn l. 60. call attention to the
stringency in the money market over
the country. Certainly. There il no
end to rich land and the bounties Of
nature: The Almighty has smiled
upon ALL and showered His blessings
upon all. but the Almighty dollar
hides in corners and vaults and pris
on walls in order that the ariStocrac:
NAV drive the toilers little deeper
into meshes Of debt and despair
1Iowa Tribune.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver
Oil. with Ilypo,:i,0sphi.es,

for Lung Troubles ana Wasting Dis.
eases. Dr. j. Simonaud, New Or
leasis. La. rays: ''Scott's Emulsion
is the finest preparation 1T the kind.
In affections Of the lungs and other
wasting diseases. we may consider ii
our most reliable agent. In per-
fect!y and elegant FORM August
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

In the decline of life, intinAities be
ret lis to which our youth aha natn-
rity were strangers. our kidneys and
liver are subject 10 arrangement. but
nothing equals DR.. j. Il. Mciean's
Liver and Kidney Balm as IL regulator
Of these organs. 4ihio
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04
Grocery : Notions!
REMOVAL.

Having removed from Market to
Elm Street / take this opportunity
to thank my friends ard patrons fol
their liberal patronage in the past
and to ask u continuance OF the SAM
In the future. Hoping that by fail
dealing, strict attention to business.
increased facilities and Keeping til.
best and freshest goods to be found
In the market to make fayors inmtn
al.
Ny latch string Is out on the third
door south Of the Bank OF CTcscO.
MICHAEL MONTAGUE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

When Won are ccnstipated with loss
ofarneiite headache, fake Dr. j. II.
M.lsean's Little Liver and kidney
I'ii!ets. they are pleasant to take and
will cure YOU. 81 cts. Il vial 41m3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

Parties indebted to pattarson's
Grocery, will confer Il favor by com
ing in and making settlement Of
their indebtedness
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

q
The above figures will chang from
time to time as election approaches.
The LEADER gives all the news, and
during IL political campaign you must
have it in order to keep posted.
Now il the time to subscribe.
Address THE LEADER,
Des Moines. Ia.
Sample copies free. Daily, @ cts.
der month.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

The Waukon Democrat says: The
following general order has been is
sued from the headquarters Of the
Mob Division Of Iowa" at Des-
MOines:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

NOTICE TO PATRIOTS.
HEADQUARTERS Mob DIVISION.
DEsMoINEs, July 0. 1887.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 900.
TO our fellow Comrades: The
president having decided not to go
TO ST. Louis, we wish to announce
that the patriotic and loyal duty OF
insulting the President Of the United
States will not be necessary this year.
You will therefore leave at home all
brick bats. stale eggs, etc. Railroad
companies will also take not;e. that
our special brick bat trains will not
be run. TTTTLR tLARKsnS g. 60.
Ins',lt Managers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04
Home Evidence

It would require a volume
to Print all Lowell people
have said In favor Of Hoods
sarsararilla. Mr.. Albert
Estes, living Mt . East Pine
Street, Lowell, for - ycars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-08
SOUTH PARIS.

*. SAuriler. E.q Of Skowhegsn 1.
a. his fAiher's for few days.
Ell Jadklns OF the Maine Book Agency
wAs 10 town Thursday.
Norway parties have been busy OF late
ihAslrg The Ice non the hytrsnts.
A letter received from florids says that
they bat q thunder shower this week clear
Ing 90 colder with the thermometer ~ ~
aoove-galie aeontrAsi with the weather
Ne have been experiencing here for the
last month.
South Paris village corporation held
their annual meeting Tuesday evening,
Mar. lst The following are the LIST OF
officers f0r this year. Clerk, A. G. T.
INA Assessors, n. ID. Bolster, 4. Y.
Stone, r. A. Thsyer; Treasurer, II. ".
Blister Chief Engineer, A. l. Saurtler (;
lsi Assistant, Euginser. y. W. Bonney;
"a Assistant Engineer. W. J. Wheeler.
Voted % raise 81 800, 70 dsfray eorpora-
ton expenses.
Newell Cook Who has been seriously m
Is said % BE- convs.escing.
;. " King scOrts another success In
Jersey breetiog In securing the services
OF SheldOu's Sou. who has 81 I : per cent
% the blood % the ST. Lambert family.
tie also received from Geo Blanchard.
Esg % Cumberland County. LILA Poxi..
No. t0725. Sire. Glen P0gis, lO,Iss (;
Dan. Lilly OF Cumberland, Glen Pogis,
traces 20 Stoke POgls. 50. the most noted
OF al Known Jersey sires; also 20 strains
% Periot and Rsjah blood which males
Der one OF the best
Me- Boufneman. oar laandryman. TALKS
OF establishing = laundry 81 Norway.
Fred Cummings sith bis team returned
ron the woods Friday. lie reports the
snow 80 deep tnat the progress OF lumber
lng Il very mach retarded. 10 took him
th'es days 70 drive down. being out In the
sn0s one night
A isrge party from here ate nted the
dedi cstlOn ball 20 the new opsrA house,
West Paris. last Friday evening.
A. the corporation meeting IL was voted
70 have the streets lighted the coming
year.
There viii BE- . corporation meeting q,
Engine House Hal Tuesday evening.
The eutsrtslnment given by The scholars
vas q grand snccsss and Vas listened 10
bv q crowded house. The characters were
AL we'll taken and admirably carried
thrO1gh-,here were no weak parts. The
orchestra OF six pieces furnished music.
A defamation ~ &. II. Howard and reeit-
alton By Miss Dresser Vas well received.
rss receipts Of The evening were very sat
isfse.o.y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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- IA = f'rrnsF 1883 larInE t.f II lI So
.i..a. So .'.s-s :, 80, 49,. =. !. 80 o-t
go. si.s.ss IL Frsnffaalr huu 49,. ~
$50 p...sl ihg fiFurr i1alara.nlt t...-- -
49, i..-.Ifri u rlar,ifr.a1 tfr lusatl. 80 ft
- y ia 49,. \. N.-N .nfrfsl IrffI Nffs
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trttlar 81 sssalIra - TT 49, 0'.',..l
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nr.n.t 1T a. IralII. lr.ffIt.f IT A'i
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-08
'. y,h. 20. Mrs. cur,l,. ,Ide

Saturday. Feb. &c. Mrs. cur,is's side
scored 4. $50 points.
Two ladies' from Norway were thrown
from q slslgh near II. ". Msrton's resi-
denee. last Saturday. The horse run 10
the Andrews House stable. No damage
was done.
Mrs.. c. X. Smith has some very nus
canary birds FOR sale.
Paris Orange will give an entertainment
next Friday evenlng 81 their ball. They
will present. the French farce "iei on
Psrle frsncsls." then followed 81 another
" Pe,iicosi Governmsnt- There win b
Instrumental music. songs sEd duets.
MissNinnie Piummer will preside al The or.
gan. The male gasrtsits OF Sc. Paris vii
give some OF thelf choice selections amer
watch there will b. . socisble which VIII
be furnished With good music. Admission
rs cents All are invited 10 attend.
Next Saturday there win be work 10 The
81 degree, aud all members Who have not
taken this degree are rsqassiei 10 be pres
eni Literary exercises 10 follow.
A enc programme one week nom sslar'
day, when the defeated side furnishes the
dlnrer
Msny ofthe siuisuts OF tn Oxford Nor
NAL In.tituts cougrrulsts their el,ssm,,s,
Euxvns Y smith, uC0n his admission To
Oxford Coauty bar. Me-. Smith has those
elements which arr essential Tor saeeess-
Industrious. ent.rprislng. AMI With sier'
llug Integrity be vii reach n honofaois
position In hi. profession
The ntstary contest ~ Paris Grange
came 10 . close March 5ih; Mr. Eissris Z
side scored Geo points and Won The
contest, leading the other side 1870 points.
Although your correspondent was on The
winning slie. jas,iee dsmsnds bis saying
that Mrs Cuftls's side nsi 10 set the ball
10 rolling and vas nnfofians,s In hsying
two stormy days. Had circumstances been
squsl II would be Quite doubtful which side
woali have won. This !. said IN be The
nsest exercise ever participated In by The
Orange. and other Oranges have sent TOT
th~ ccore table.
=. q. Dadlsy. In Dist No Z. committed
suicide last week. Cause. despcudeney'
A. the school meeting. Saturday evening.
A. &. 7. King Vas elected Cisrk and J. W
carsley VAS reelected agent The schools
have last closed sni Tie teachers are The
best
The funeral OF Robert stillinss occurred
Sandsy. March 9Th. Rev. Nr. Hooper Al
tsnding Mr. Skilllngs WAS seyeniy'n's
rear. old. the gStA day OF feb. lie came
here from Portland In ISIS lie eommsuesd
work At The cArrisgs trade lie b0agh,
thrr~ scre- 90 Land and built bis hoass
shlch a. that time WAS The fsfthesi hooss
ga The street towards Norway Tie has
he~n one OF re Selscime1. and slssys
An indu.tftO1s ard respected citifsu. III,
bad four ehllircr, three OF whom are Nv
lag Mr. Skllling- has been great ,uf
fsrsr. ba, has bad The klndssi OF car. IRON
his dAughtsr AID Der husband, Mr. snt
Mr.. X y. Hall
The remains Of MI JouAthsn Holmes
sefe brougat from Belfss, last ffiisy.
IIs "a. al TIE time % bis death The oldest
eitt.n o. Paris. bsing nearly ~ year. old.
a.. obituary sili sPper 10 The DEMOCRAT
Aerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-08
THE ssbsertbsr hereby rive. psbl,e uo,,s- h
STATE or MAINE.

vxyoRp. os-Court Of Insolvency. 81 Wed.
nesisy Of feo. A. d. i-s-.
Debtor.
u 10 hereby ordered. That notice b sivsa 10
eli persons Interested In the seitlsnest Of the
nssi aocoant OF Elisha :. stone, Assignee OF
copy OF thls order 20 Be pablishsd tso vseks.
ssssessiveiy, In the OHford DesocrAt,a news
pager printed IN rsris N ssd County. that they
q The probsis Cosu Room on the ~ Wsinss.
DAP Of Mar. next, 81 niss eeieck In he fsrssoos,
and b heard thefsoa. aAd OBJECT th<y 80 cause.
GEO. a. wtLeON. yudrs
q Insolvsocy Co1rt, Ox1or6 County.
4 true copy-Attess; n. Q. bAvrs. Ragiss<r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-08
nElcE a.

Yoa .rs fssllng depressed. your appetite
L. poor. yoa ar bothered With lls,dsehe.
you are \ igeiiy. nefvoas, sni generally
DOT % sorts. srd want - ,racs ~. Brace
%, bot no, with stimul,uts. spring mcdi'
cines. OF blttsrs. which have for their bs'
.is very eAeap BAD whisky. sni Which
stimulate 700 Tor an hour, AMI thsn lss's
yoa IN worse condition than before. whsi
yoa wani !. az alisrs,lve that vii par.
~ yogr blood. start healthy aetion OF
Liver Ani kidneys. restore your vitality
snd give renewed ard sirengih. Saeh :
medicine you will nai In Electric Blttsrs,
AM oniy 50 cents . bottle 81 Soyes Drug
store Norsay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-08
EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
a Crs.i Medal ws.k isr VEGAS .sd MA.
fls.AssA Nen.
Ns,is. sf rs,,tiss f.s DisshsrGs
stutr Of nutne.

oXTORD. - a. cart II is.oivsseg,
is m c..s % JANE, ~. oiLE. % stow.
lnsoirsst psttof.
NOTICE u hs.stY gltsa hale psiu,a has. %
y thls zen dsy ofEt, A. u. lssi, Tea pc
ssaisd " .Nii cosrt f0f ssii eouaif. ~ isines "
tile. Il 500. 10 SAT Oouny q Ottoff,
rs.,lrs hat b. MAJ u iscrssd sl dlschsfgs
ircu al 80 ssbts. psosatls usief tAs tforisioa.
81 fbsptaf ~ u M stAtntss ~ ne sAts II
Al. ~. al uE-sa sAii Istlgisu. u IL ofdsrcf ~
ed cnrrt hat a heNf.ns ~ hsi uToa he sane
bsflre cal ccuft Al fHs, u all cosntI q
Osfsrf, 90 wsinestsf, ne ifh dAY 81 MAJ
A n TO- Al niae eriers IN ths forseeos AL
al uogies thsreof b ystisbsi 10 M Osfsfi
o. mecrst, q tsssssgef Taelishfi IN ssli cossv
u usflr,i oafs q ucss tpf tso sarrssslgs -ests
ths isst Eutlr ktion q - sfrta days tsfprs ne
dsy q ks.fag. al tat all sfcftefs -hp have
pfote,i M H dstts. sns other I>fsoes mters.isi
naT appeaf 81 ssi placs AL time AL shos
e.n.s. N tay they have, -hT tisss.rts shssid
n5t D granted sal debtor. trcpfdlAg d ne
Vfayef a his I<tiiips
Aissstf nHRRiCgC DAVIS. Register
q .aii Oosn iof al CosasT q oUfofi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-08
MaEcu ArRiL MAJ

Are the months Ia which - pariJ The
blood. ~ the system u nov most suscept-
ibls 20 hsns ne from medicine. Hence now
i the time 20 take Hood's SArssparilla, a
medicine peculiarly adapted Tor The par.
pOse, possessing peculiar cura,iye powers.
II expels every impurity from The blood.
and also gives IL vitality snd richness. IL
creates an appetite. tones the dlg~stiOu.
invixoraies The liver. and gives new lifs
and soerxy % every function % ne body.
The testimony OF thousands. - to the
great benefit derived from lioot'- Ssrsa-
parilla. should cOnyiucs everybody that u
i peculiarly The bes, blood paridsr and
spring medicine.
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Great excitement has been caused 10 TIE
vicluliy % Paris. TsI,s. by the rrmafks'
Die recovery OF Mr. J. u. Cofley, who vAs
80 helpless be ooai not turn In bed OF
raise his heal everybody saii be Vas iy'
Ing OF Consumption. A trial bottle OF Dr
Kings New Discovery WAS seui hlm. find'
log relief. Ne bought large bottle and .
boz OF Or Kings New Life Plllsi by n,
time be had taken two boxes OF Pills and
two bottle. % the Discovery. be va. vel
and hAi gained 10 nesh ,hlrty sir pounds
Trial Bottles % iAis Great Discovery ior
Consumption free Al Soyes Drug Store
NORWAY.
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solvent DEBTOR.
"a " hereby ordered. that notice be given 70 ell
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Court Rooa % me thifd Wednesday Of nar.
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heard Thereof, and ctjset " thsy 80 case.
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